EN 13032-2 Light and Lighting - Measurement and Presentation of Photometric Data of Lamps and Fixtures - Part 2: Presentation of Data for Indoor and Outdoor Workplaces

EN 13032-2 Light and Lighting - Measurement and Presentation of Photometric Data of Lamps and Fixtures - Part 2: Presentation of Data for Indoor and Outdoor Workplaces

The EN 13032-2 standard, a European standard, describes the data required for lamps and luminaires to verify compliance with the requirements of the EN 12464-1 and EN 12464-2 standard. Also, commonly used data for lighting indoor and outdoor workplaces are explained. When this data is provided, it must conform to this document.

EN 13032-2 Light and Lighting - Measurement and Presentation of Photometric Data of Lamps and Fixtures - Part 2: Presentation of Data for Indoor and Outdoor Workplaces

An increasing number of luminaires, especially LED luminaires, are luminaires with non-replaceable light sources. Therefore, data should always be given for luminaires. For luminaires with replaceable lamps, lamp data must also be provided.

Photometric measurement (photometry) is a technique used to measure the concentration of organic and inorganic compounds in a solution by determining their absorption capacity for specific wavelengths of light. Photometric indicators for light quantity are illuminance and brightness. In addition, for daylight quantity, the daylight factor, defined as the ratio between indoor and outdoor horizontal illumination under cloudy sky conditions, is frequently used.

Lighting quality is a concept that provides excellent vision while providing high comfort. However, it cannot be measured directly. However, different aspects of lighting quality can be demonstrated by measuring them separately. Studies have determined lighting quality aspects such as quantity, dispersion, glare, spectral power distribution, daylight, directivity and dynamics that affect the overall lighting quality.

Photometric testing refers to tests conducted on any light-emitting equipment, such as LEDs, lamps, signs, fixtures, and more, to ensure they meet legal requirements regarding product performance. These light-emitting sources are tested for the quantity, color, quality, and spatial distribution of the emitted light. Photometric testing also includes safety and development tests for both new and existing lighting products.

Among the numerous tests, measurements, analyses, and evaluations our organization provides for businesses in various sectors, we also offer testing services under the EN 13032-2 standard for the measurement of photometric data of lamps and luminaires and the presentation of data for indoor and outdoor workplaces, thanks to our trained and expert staff and advanced technological equipment.

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